Pleasanton Housing Talks Rent Hike At Komandorski Village
Pleasanton Housing Authority proposes a 10 percent rent increase for some Komandorski Village residents to cover a 10,000 deficit over three years. Public hearing next month will detail the plan, with fuel price rise cited as a major factor. The budget shows 193,000 in income and 3,000 in expenses, with higher earners exempt. Money funds staff wages and village upkeep, and no wage increases are planned.
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Pleasanton
Komantoraki
Pleasanton Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Komandorski Village
Scouts Win Silver Beaver Award In Fremont District
Kenneth W. Jackson of 4832 Mena Court and Samuel W. Scott of 4657 Ge ers Drive receive the Silver Beaver Award for longtime volunteer leadership in the Mission Peak district. Jackson joined scouting in 1936 and serves as district commissioner. Scott began as a scoutmaster in 1920 and has held multiple district roles, including vice chairman for eight years.
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Fremont
Kenneth W. Jackson
Mena Court
Mission Peak
Trict
Samuel W. Scott
Fremont teens seek jobs in school work program
Fifteen handicapped students in Fremont's four school district work experience program still need jobs. The program aims to provide employable experience for teens aged 14 to 21, with teachers noting such placements can help them avoid welfare. Kennedy High and local businesses, including Perry Buys Smorgy and Kentucky Fried Chicken, have hired some students.
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Fremont
Ig 9
Kennedy High ‘School
Becky Lynch
Kennedy
Perry
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Thornton
Nursery
Chamber officers to be installed in Newark
The Newark Chamber of Commerce will install officers and directors for the coming year at a dinner dance on Friday at the Holiday Mouse in Hayward. Richard Laudensefflager becomes president, with Lyle Kingery as first vice president, Jack Peters as second vice president, and Paul Gygax as treasurer. New directors include Paul Power Gordon Cotton Frank Steffensen Milfred Oliver Len Lucio and Joe Cardoza. Tickets are $10 at the chamber office 5920 Thornton Ave. Cocktails at 6:40 p.m. dinner at 7:30 p.m. program 8:30 p.m. Dancing starts at 9:30 p.m.
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Newark
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Hayward
James Perley
Iiving Hard
Richard Laudensefflager
Central Bank
Howrd Buschke
Lyle Kingery
Jack Peters
Paul Gygax
Paul Power
Gordon Cotton
Frank Steffensen
Milfred Oliver
Len. Lucio
Joe Cardoza
Chamer
Thornton Ave
Livermore trustees push for a bond election in 1974
Livermore trustees signal a school bond and tax election likely in 1974 to restore depleted reserves. With beginning balances shrinking to about 445000 for 1973-74 and forecasts of near zero for 1974-75, officials expect limited state aid and inflation to drive the need for new funding. The board also plans a July 10 site tour for Sunset Elementary to acquire or lease the Heidelberg Heidelberg Drive site, potentially using district fees.
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Livermore
Ruthaman Taylor
Trulee
Jim McFarlane
Ote McFarlane
Taylor
McFarlane
En Rundstrom
Heidelberg Drive
Frankfurt
Masud Mehrani
Priority funding granted for Pleasanton sewage expansion plan
The Valley Community Services District and City of Pleasanton win top state and federal funding priority for a 33.6 million dollar phase to expand sewer capacity from 4.75 to 8 mgd. The plan redirects Sunol plant waste to VCSD facilities while Pleasanton proceeds with a Bernal Avenue interceptor project. Livermore's larger expansion request is scaled back to 3.6 million with an eight point seven million grant cut.
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VCSD
City of
Pleasanton
Dublin San Hamon
Gily
Sunol
California State Water Resources Vanlial Board
Livermore
Bernal Avenue
Tivermace
Oither
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